Trump chronicled inefficiency and waste in Social Security and overseas spending, but he also did something subtler and more important.

Swift police detainment of a Trump supporter's alleged assailant showed that the proverbial winds have changed direction since 2020.

Hasan's decision to exploit a plane crash showed weakness, and his challenge to Vance on free speech worked very much in MAGA's favor.

In light of the establishment's war on the Constitution, revisiting Sharpton's silliness afforded a timely reminder of founding principles.

Vance's words drew out more parasites, for "60 Minutes" actually endorsed modern Germany's Gestapo-like tactics to suppress online speech.

Idiocy and pettiness could account for Brennan's indefensible comment, but two other and more sinister explanations also leap to mind.

In a rare peek behind the curtain, the White House actually provided some insight into an ongoing feud - and it's totally justified.

Rasmussen's historic polling results suggested that Americans believe Trump has rescued the country from those who intentionally harmed us.

Turley blasted federal judges and, in so doing, joined the likes of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson in defending separation of powers.

Cooper apologized for his transgression, but the outburst showed what really makes establishment operatives lose their cool.